- Add required "type": "stdio" to playwright MCP server config
- MCP servers require explicit type declaration to load properly
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- Update description to emphasize proactive use when design work isn't coming together
- Add examples showing how to suggest 5x or 10x iterations after initial changes fail
- Include guidance for when colors feel wrong or layouts aren't balanced
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- Add CLAUDE.md with versioning checklist and pre-commit requirements
- Add docs/solutions/plugin-versioning-requirements.md with detailed workflow
- Bump version to 2.0.1
- Update CHANGELOG with v2.0.1 entry
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Adds pip installable dependencies for the gemini-imagegen skill:
- google-genai>=1.0.0
- Pillow>=10.0.0
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- Add gemini-imagegen skill for image generation with Gemini API
- Fix component counts: 17 agents (was 15), 6 commands, 1 skill
- Add comprehensive README documenting all components
- Add CHANGELOG tracking version history
- Bump version to 1.1.0
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Two corrections based on feedback:
1. Remove plugin README - only the marketplace README is needed
2. Update all command references to use correct prefix format:
- /plan → /compounding-engineering:plan
- /work → /compounding-engineering:work
- /review → /compounding-engineering:review
- All other commands updated similarly
This ensures the documentation accurately reflects how users actually invoke the commands.
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Expand the marketplace README to include the full compounding engineering plugin documentation. This makes it immediately clear to visitors what the plugin does and how to use it.
Key additions:
- Detailed explanation of the three-step workflow (Plan → Work → Review)
- Practical examples for each core command
- Complete list of all six commands and 17 agents
- Philosophy and benefits of compounding engineering
- Clear getting started guide
Kept the original installation instructions and added the detailed documentation below, making the marketplace README a comprehensive resource.
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Create a new README that clearly explains how to use the plugin with focus on the three core commands: /plan, /work, and /review. The README:
- Explains the compounding engineering philosophy
- Provides clear workflow guidance (Plan → Work → Review)
- Includes practical quick start examples
- Lists all 17 agents and six commands
- Follows Every's style guide conventions
This makes it much easier for new users to understand how to use the plugin effectively.
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- Revised description of specialized agents and commands for conciseness
- Removed specific counts of agents and commands to streamline information presentation
This update enhances clarity and focuses on the core functionalities of the plugin.
- Created kieran-typescript-reviewer and kieran-python-reviewer agents
- Updated review.md command to detect project type and route to appropriate reviewers
- Added TypeScript/Python examples to framework-docs-researcher and best-practices-researcher
- Enhanced security-sentinel with TypeScript/Python security checks
- Added TypeScript/Python performance guidance to performance-oracle
- Updated generate_command.md with TypeScript/Python test and linter commands
The plugin now supports Rails, TypeScript, and Python projects with language-specific reviewers and best practices.
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Since agents and commands are in default directories (./agents/ and ./commands/), they should be auto-discovered by Claude Code without explicit path declarations in plugin.json.
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Remove custom fields (every-env, dependencies, settings, configuration) and simplify repository format. This ensures the plugin only uses officially supported fields from the Claude Code plugins reference.
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Changed from generic "Claude Code extensions" to emphasize this is where Every.to engineers share their workflows.
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- Moved philosophy under Compounding engineering section
- Added mermaid diagram showing the four-step cycle
- Removed Support section and footer
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Hooks add complexity and potential conflicts for users. The plugin provides more value through its specialized agents and commands without automated hooks.
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Official plugin marketplace featuring the Compounding Engineering plugin with 15 specialized agents, 6 commands, and 2 automated hooks. This marketplace embodies the compounding engineering philosophy where each unit of work makes future work easier.
Key features:
- Compounding Engineering plugin with AI-powered development tools
- Complete marketplace infrastructure with CLAUDE.md documentation
- Simplified structure following official Claude Code specifications
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